Park Tae-soon et al.: Record the people

As the post of the newspaper Il Gibjak, the post-it-it is a collection of repos written by writers on the top of Korean modern history. In time, we will start the 1970s with a shock of the day before the war and then run directly into 21 events that have passed through South Korea's modern history, breaking the silence of the people who have always disappeared outside history and asking what is the truth we have been looking for. The Ch’ang Liang has also tracked the deaths of strong coal mines and exposed the unspoken labor conditions and the birth of labor literature. Park Young-hee has sought out other unknown victims of the Great Barrier Reef disaster and has heard them speak, and has denounced the unsavoured reality of our society that discriminates against death in the motto of growth and profit. Here is an appendix of major written history in South Korea and the world's modern history, which has helped readers understand. Although the twenty-one repo was said to have been given up, the 16th of April, '46, ended up giving up on it. This is from self-sensation that the theory of the past has not been properly established, and literature cannot move forward without properly addressing the case in all the unknown. Instead, it's a short poem of the spirit that wants to comfort souls who have disappeared in the water.

Korean title: 민중을 기록하라

Korean author: 박태순 외

Korean publisher: 실천문학사

ISBN-13: 9788939207394